Proactively protected processing system and methoed for cybersecurity

ABSTRACT

A proactively protected (P2) processing system and method is invented for stopping the cyber-attacks from malicious usages of computing systems. The invention is applicable to eliminate the roots of the cyber-threats before a successful cyber-incident. Thereby, demand for resilient computing systems to survive a cyber-incident will be disappeared. Any recovery act and information loss is not happened. The invention dynamically switches a plurality of instruction sets at random or scheduled time for determining authorized operations with code compatibility. Therefore, a P2 processing system and method can detect and delete only unauthorized operations before being executed while executing authorized operations.

TECHNICAL FILED OF THE DISCLOSURE

The invention relates creating a proactively protected (P2) processingsystem for preventing unauthorized persons from malicious usages of P2processing systems. The invention relates also permitting onlyauthorized persons or computing systems to use protected informationthat is generated and modified by the invented P2 processing unithardware in a P2 processing system unlike computing systems in priorarts preventing unauthorized persons or computing systems from accessingthe computing systems.

The invention relates compiling unprotected instructions (UIs) used inan unprotected system. The invention also relates performing P2compilation in which an executable program is compiled to produce a P2instruction (P2I) code and a segmented compatible instruction (SCI)code.

The invention relates to generate a plurality of different formats ofthe P2 instruction (P2I) sets by relocating a single or plurality ofbits in a single or plurality of different fields in a P2I set to thesame or different locations in the P2I set.

BACKGROUND OF THE DISCOLOSURE

The present invention generally relates performing proactive protectionsof P2 processing systems. More specifically, a single or plurality ofprocessors equipped in a computer system is transformed to a single orplurality of P2 processors in order for authorized persons to securelyutilize a computer system.

The present invention generally relates also permitting only authorizedpersons or computing systems to use protected information that isgenerated and modified by the invented P2 processing unit hardware in aP2 processing system.

The present invention generally relates compiling UIs and performing P2compilation in which an executable program is compiled to produce a P2Icode and a SCI code, wherein the P2I code and the SCI code are forproactively protecting information in computing systems and thecomputing systems themselves and for producing compatible executionresults of the executable program, wherein an executable programcomprises a single or plurality of UIs. The P2 compilation produces asingle or plurality of P2I sets from an UI set used in the unprotectedsystems and the executable program, wherein a P2I set comprises aplurality of P2Is transformed from the UIs used in the executableprogram. More specifically, the P2 compilation determines (1) how many asingle UI or a plurality of consecutive UIs is assigned to a P2I forenhancing code security by increasing probability of the possiblecombinations of different P2Is generated from the single UI or theplurality of consecutive UIs, and (2) how many SCIs are generated fromthe executable program for controlling different levels of codeprotections and performance and resources, including instruction memorysize, according to characteristics of the executable program and thedifferent types of computing systems.

The invention generally relates to generate a plurality of differentformats of the P2I sets by relocating a single or plurality of bits in asingle or plurality of different fields in a P2I set to the same ordifferent locations in the P2I set. A P2I set provides compatibleexecution results regardless of which P2I set is used for the P2compilation of the same executable program.

The invention generally relates creating a P2 instruction (P2I)formatter 6 to generate a shuffled P2I 64 of a P2I by shuffling anidentification field and a single or plurality of other fields in theP2I in a random or predefined manner. A shuffled unique identificationfield is generated by a bit shuffling logic according to randombit-shuffling transformation data and bit shuffling metadata, whereinthe random bit-shuffling transformation data is a single or plurality ofindexes selected in a random or predefined manner for shuffling a singleor plurality of bits in a single or plurality of fields of the P2I,wherein the bit shuffling metadata provides description and informationabout a single or plurality of indexes for shuffling order of bitsand/or of P2I fields, and other information and description of the bitsand the P2I fields that are shuffled.

The invention relates allocating the generated P2Is and SCIs to P2Imemory and fetching the shuffled P2Is 64 and/or the SCIs in serial orparallel with P2 instruction (P2I) memory system if necessary, whereinthe P2I memory system is to a single or plurality of the shuffled P2Is64 and/or SCIs to a single or plurality of the unprotected processors inthe P2 processing unit hardware for fetching, decoding, and scheduling asingle or plurality of the shuffled P2Is 64 and/or the associated SCIs.In particular, each fragmented P2I and associated fragmented SCIsgenerated by P2 compilation with the P2I set if a plurality of thefragmented SCIs is fetched concurrently. Therefore, the fragmented P2Iand the associated fragmented SCIs are allocated to different locationsfor parallel accessing. Thus, additional instruction fragmentationprovides the enhanced probability of randomness for higher levels ofcybersecurity.

The invention relates recursively reformatting a plurality ofinstruction sets via code transformation between computing systems. Theinvention also relates securely exchange executable programs andinformation between authorized computing systems with the P2s accordingto the transforming rules and distributing orders and schedules fortransformation cycle.

The invention relates monitoring P2I protecting resource map andmanagement. The invention also relates configuring a single or pluralityof computing systems for evaluating the executable programs andinformation management. The invention also relates configuring andidentifying the management and monitoring policies and protocols betweenthe same and different types of computing systems. The invention relatesdistributing proactive executable programs and information and thenarchiving or discarding final disposition of the proactive executableprograms and information.

PROBLEMS OF THE ART

In general, information in computer systems is ciphered to prevent frommalicious usages. For instance, elliptic curve cryptography [1],asymmetric-RSA [2], symmetric-Advanced Encryption Standard, and otherencryption techniques are widely used.

An instruction converting apparatus is presented in U.S. Pat. No.6,047,368 [3] utilizes the translation and grouper circuits. Thetranslation circuit transforms simpler forms of new instructions fromold instructions. Whenever an instruction is fetched to an instructioncache, instructions are grouped according to types of the instructionsand then the grouped instructions are concurrently issued and executedfor code compatibility. However, this invention still requires the sameor more instruction caches because the bit-length of instructions is notreduced.

An instruction converting method and apparatus is presented in U.S. Pat.No. 7,269,715 [4]. A current set of instructions received as part of agroup, including a prior set of instructions, is distinguished by usinga history data structure. A critical path is recognized to break apartincoming instructions into special groups or formations in the approachwhile instructions are fetched between an instruction cache and amemory. Finally, the converted instructions, including a convertingindication, are used by the execution units. Grouper circuit andtranslation circuit are specifically invented to issue the convertedinstructions to the execution units.

Simultaneously converting and issuing instructions at the same clockcycle for execution is claimed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,509,130 [5]. Afterdecoding a sequence of instructions, an instruction control unit detectsoperands cascading from one instruction to another instruction.Instructions, then, are packed according to exclusion rules reflectingcharacteristics of the resources and structure of the target processor.This invention, however, not only requires maintaining at least the samesize of the instruction cache, but also involving branch prediction andresolution units due to the runtime conversion.

Information stored in a computer is more valued than computer itself.Information security techniques have been evolving to various directionsfrom one origin, “security software.” (1) Blocking computers fromunauthorized persons is the most popular security solution. (2)Encrypting and decrypting of valuable information is to preventmalicious usage from unauthorized persons. The crypto variable and otherinformation need to be shared with the authorized users. In general, theencryption also needs to be less susceptible. (3)

Other encryption systems, including symmetric-advanced encryptionstandard, asymmetric-RSA, or elliptic curve cryptography, are useddifferent key sizes. (4) Antivirus software/internet security program isto prohibit malicious programs from being admitted into computers. (5)Data

Encryption Standard offers an encryption alongside of existing securitytechnologies. Other cybersecurity related activities include: Securityservices, infrastructure protection, network security equipment,identity access management, integrated risk management, data security,consumer security software, and application/cloud/etc. The approaches inprior arts are vulnerable once unauthorized persons can access computersto obtain secured data and run malicious programs to control thecomputers. Thus, CPUs which do most operations in computers do theiroperations in a passive manner.

The roots of the threats have been growing. Some of security solutionsinclude: (1) encryption-based cryptographic key management and protocoltechnique (e.g., key management services from Amazon/Google/etc.), (2)the hardware-assisted identity and credential protection techniques(i.e., biometric sensor-based techniques), (3) hardware securitytechniques to generate an architecture layer and store personal data andcredentials encrypted in a separate location (e.g., Qualcomm's securityprocessing unit) [6], but this technique introduces performanceoverheads and protection limitations for frequently accessedapplications, (4) hybrid techniques for embedded systems (e.g.,CoreGuard [7-8]) prevent software vulnerabilities against entire classesof network-based attacks with a co-processor system and a metadatageneration compiler for generating software in target embedded systems.

The P2 processing system is to prevent unauthorized persons or computersfrom unauthorized accesses and malicious usages of computer systems by(1) transforming unprotected processors to P2 processing unit hardware;(2) dynamically generating a plurality of unique P2I sets and randomlyswitching one of the P2I sets at random or scheduled time to detect anddelete a single or plurality of unauthorized executable programs andaccess secured information; and (3) authenticating each of theexecutable programs and information according to the authorized P2I setby a single or plurality of the P2 processing units hardware.

SUMMARY OF THE DISCLOSURE

The boundaries of a machine language for a processor are rigidlyestablished upon manufacturing. Since a processor utilizing aninstruction set is unlikely to last long among rapidly advancingtechnologies, and valuable time and energy are lost due to the use ofoutmoded forms to express new ideas or demands. To overcome suchlimitations and inefficiencies, new instructions are added to theinst-set for greater adaptability to support swiftly evolvingapplications. Machine language also has another feature that can beapplicable for cybersecurity if a group of authorized processors canswitch to use the same machine language whenever needed.

The invention relates to a proactive cybersecurity offered byrecursively self-reformatting a plurality of instruction sets whenevernecessary. Processors can dynamically reformat instruction sets toperform secured operations with only a matched instruction set afteridentifying an instruction set. Thus, a machine language code receivedis evaluated and identified as an executable code written in currentlyidentified instruction set. If any machine code is compiled in thecurrently identified instruction set, the code is executed withouterror. Otherwise, the processor can detect unidentified instructions todelete the code.

The invention relates to a P2 processing system that provides proactiveprotection to unprotected processors in the P2 processing unit hardwarein a physical layer for cybersecurity. This disruptive concept replacesa reactive nature of existing software-based security approaches with P2computers that remove a root of threats.

There has thus been outlined, rather broadly, some of the features ofthe invention in order that the detailed description thereof may bebetter understood, and that the present contribution to the art may bebetter appreciated. Additional features of the invention will bedescribed hereinafter.

In this respect, before explaining at least one embodiment of theinvention in detail, it is to be understood that the invention is notlimited in its application to the details of construction or to thearrangements of the components set forth in the following description orillustrated in the drawings. The invention is capable of otherembodiments and of being practiced and carried out in various ways.Also, it is to be understood that the phraseology and terminologyemployed herein are for the purpose of the description and should not beregarded as limiting.

An object is to design reformatted instruction sets by a compatible oran original instruction set that is transformed by shuffling bits withinthe assigned length of instructions by encoding logic as per thetransformation rule (i.e., random order of bits) and distributionschedule (i.e., random interval to switching inst-sets).

An object is to generate a secure code from instructions compiled byexisting compiler by a P2 compiler that can segment as per thesegmentation modes including (1) a desired level of security, (2) adesired level of performance, and (3) mixed features of security andperformance as an optimization mode. With the selected segmentationmode, the number of instructions segmented in a P2I is randomlydetermined. These features contribute to enhance performance.

An object is to customize the format, type of a P2I, memory location ofthe first SCI in the P2I, a single or plurality of SCIs associated inthe P2I, based on the needs. More specifically, a P2I compiles aplurality level of loops by recursively operating the instructioncompilation. Various unprotected instruction streams are identified andconverted to a pair of a P2I and a single or plurality of SCIs. Aninstruction stream can be converted to a plurality of P2Is for theparallel fetch.

Another object is to dynamically respond a busting request to migrateanother format of instruction set in a P2I formatter that generates bitorders of P2Is on the fly with random bit-shuffling transformation datato configure a bit shuffling logic and produce associated bit-shufflingmetadata, including segmentation mode, orders of bits, authenticationinformation, expiration time, etc. This bit and/or field shufflingmetadata is used for generating a different format of a P2I.

Another object is to provide locations of P2I code and SCI code ininstruction memory systems and P2 and non-P2 data in data memory systemsto an unprotected processor in a P2 processing system.

Another object is to prevent unauthorized persons and/or machines fromunauthorized accesses and malicious usages of computing systems by asingle or plurality of P2 processing units, P2Is for distinguishing anauthorized code and data from an unauthorized code and data, P2I settransformation compilation for dynamically recompiling a currentauthorized code to generate a P2I code and a SCI code, and P2 processingunit hardware for swiftly resuming scheduled tasks, including detecting,disabling, and deleting an unauthorized code upon admitting into the P2processing unit and executing only an authorized code comprising of theP2I code and the SCI code and P2 information and producing equal orcompatible outcomes. More specifically, the P2I set transformationcompilation identifies random instruction segments in a SCI code as perthe selected segmentation mode, which represents a desired level ofsecurity, a desired level of performance, and mixed features of securityand performance, transforms the identified segments to the SCI code byreformatting segments as per the identified P2I set, generates decodinginformation to decode shuffled P2Is according to the P2I set. Morespecifically, a series of consecutive P2 compilation is to create asingle or plurality of SCIs from every unprotected instruction (UI)stream in an unprotected executable code when an authorizedidentification is accepted, wherein the P2 compilation continues untilthe last segment of the unprotected executable code is compiled. Thetransformation information is also used for dynamic retransformation ofthe P2I formatter hardware to shuffle bits of each P2I to recoverbit-orders of the P2I.

An object is to create a P2 computing system with a single or pluralityof unprotected processors to execute P2Is and SCIs delivered from the P2instruction (P2I) scheduler via the P2 instruction (P2I) decoder and theP2 instruction (P2I) fetcher, wherein the P2Is and the SCIs areallocated into the separately or concurrently accessible P2I memorysystem comprising of the P2 and the SC memories and caches. Morespecifically, the P2 computing system forwards addresses of theauthorized SCIs to the P2I fetcher for fetching authorized SCIs inorder, decodes the shuffled P2Is fetched from the P2I fetcher and theP2I cache and memory according to decoding information generated fromthe P2I set with a P2I decoder, transmit authorized and shuffled P2Is tothe P2I scheduler if decode results of the shuffled P2Is indicate thatthe shuffled P2Is are the authorized and shuffled P2Is, otherwisediscard the shuffled P2Is from the P2I decoder and transmit the decoderesults of the unauthorized and shuffled P2Is to the P2I cache andmemory, and holds the decode results of the authorized and shuffled P2Isin the P2I decoder until the P2I scheduler receives the decode resultsof the authorized and shuffled P2Is, wherein the shuffled P2Is are theP2Is compiled from a single or plurality of UIs by the P2 compileraccording to the P2 instruction format followed by shuffling the P2Is bythe P2 instruction formatter.

Another object is to fetch both of authorized P2Is and unauthorized P2Isfrom the P2 caches with the P2I fetcher until a single or plurality ofbranch prediction results are forwarded to the P2I fetcher. Morespecifically, the P2I fetcher fetches both of authorized SCIs andunauthorized SCIs in order upon receiving addresses of the authorizedSCIs and the unauthorized SCIs from the P2I decoder. The P2I fetcherfetches certain types of the P2Is along with the SCIs for codecompatibility via the P2I fetcher, wherein the certain types of the P2Isare compiled according to different segmentation modes, wherein thedifferent segmentation modes include a desired level of security, adesired level of performance, and (3) mixed features of security andperformance as an optimization mode.

Another object is to deliver the SCIs scheduled, including the P2flow-control instructions (e.g., conditional branches) from the P2Ischeduler if the flow-control instructions are predicted, wherein theP2I scheduler delivers P2Is and/or SCIs to a single or plurality ofunprotected processors.

Another object is to store private information and credentials in theprotected locations of data memory, which only can be accessed byexecuting an authorized code that is a key to access data in thelocations. The other data file is also protected by reformatting with anauthorized instruction set. A protected data file can be created alongwith an encryption identification of the P2I set for decrypting the datafile when reading data from the file after being protected.

Another object is to convert an unprotected code and data to a protectedcode and data. An unprotected code, such as application and systemsoftware written in an instruction set, is compiled by the P2compilation at random time intervals. The P2 compilation generates P2Icodes and SCI codes. The protection monitor handles the operationsrelated to the protecting resource mappings and management alongside theP2 compilation and the P2 data memory system.

More specifically, a multi-processor computing system is transformed toa P2 version for securely and remotely being utilized, instead of onlyblocking accesses of a computing system. The invention increasesrandomness of P2Is and security capability by reducing control signalsand other data encapsulation. Vast majority of security issues can beresolved in a proactive manner, which eliminates roots of threads aswell as prevents rapid propagations of intentional infections by personswith the protection monitoring & management method.

An object is to design a protected code and data management,acquisition, and sharing between P2 computing systems in a hierarchicalsecurity management and monitoring over communication networks by aplurality of the P2 computing systems that securely exchange a machinecode and data must be synchronized with the transforming rules anddistributing orders and schedules for every transformation cycle.

Other objects and advantages of the present invention will becomeobvious to the reader and it is intended that these objects andadvantages are within the scope of the present invention. To theaccomplishment of the above and related objects, this invention may beembodied in the form illustrated in the accompanying drawings, attentionbeing called, however, to the fact that the drawings are illustrativeonly, and that changes may be made in the specific constructionillustrated and described within the scope of this application.

In this patent document, the terms “include” and derivatives thereofmean inclusion without limitation.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

A more complete understanding of embodiments of the disclosure will beapparent from the detailed description taken in conjunction with theaccompanying drawings in which:

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing one embodiment of the proactively protected(P2) processing for a P2 computing system including a P2 compiler and aP2 instruction (P2I) formatter to generate random bit-order of P2Is,wherein the P2 compiler generates a P2 instruction (P2I) code includingP2Is compiled from unprotected instructions (UIs) compiled by aconventional compiler for an unprotected processor and a segmentedcompatible instruction (SCI) code including SCIs compiled from the P2Is,wherein the P2Is are designed in a P2I format comprises three fields,including a type of a P2I, a memory location of the first SCI in theP2I, and a single or plurality of SCIs associated in the P2I, whereinthe UIs, the P2Is, and the SCIs are stored in an UI memory, a P2Imemory, and a SCI memory, respectively, wherein the P2I formattercomprises a bit shuffling logic interfaced to a random bit-shufflingtransformation data and a bit and/or field shuffling meta data forgenerating a shuffled P2I of a P2I by shuffling an identification fieldand a single or plurality of other fields in the P2I in a random orpredefined manner, wherein the shuffled P2I includes a shuffled uniqueidentification field that is generated by the bit shuffling logicaccording to the random bit-shuffling transformation data and the bitand/or field shuffling metadata, wherein the random bit-shufflingtransformation data is a single or plurality of indexes selected in arandom or predetermined manner for shuffling bits in a single orplurality of fields of the P2I, wherein the bit and/or field shufflingmetadata provides information about a single or plurality of indexes forshuffling order of bits and/or of fields, and other information of bitsand/or fields that are shuffled.

FIG. 1 is also a diagram showing one embodiment of the compilationmethod of P2 instruction (P2I) generation from UIs and SCI generationfrom the P2Is and the code allocation method, and more specifically, aninstruction memory transformation method to protect a P2 instruction(P2I) memory system if unprotected processors need to fetch shuffledP2Is and SCIs in parallel.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing one embodiment of a P2 processing systemincluding a P2I memory system and a P2 processing unit hardware fordetecting, disabling and/or deleting unauthorized P2Is and/orunauthorized SCIs and delivering only authorized P2Is and/or authorizedSCIs to an unprotected processor, wherein the P2I memory systemincluding a P2 instruction (P2I) cache and memory and a SC instruction(SCI) cache and memory for storing and P2Is and SCIs and deliveringauthorized P2Is and/or authorized SCIs to the unprotected processor,wherein the P2 processing unit hardware including an unprotectedprocessor, a P2 data memory system, and a P2 hardware comprising a P2instruction (P2I) fetcher, a P2 instruction (P2I) decoder, and a P2instruction (P2I) scheduler for detecting, disabling and/or deletingunauthorized P2Is and/or unauthorized SCIs, producing compatible resultsof authorized executable codes, and storing and utilizing P2 and/ornon-P2 data processed by the unprotected processor.

FIG. 2 is also a diagram showing one embodiment of a P2 instruction(P2I) set transformation compilation including a P2 compilation tocompile executable programs compiled for an unprotected system, produceP2I codes and SCI codes, and generate a plurality of P2I sets for P2Icode compilation; a protection monitor is to handle a protectingresource mappings and management alongside the P2 compilation and the P2data memory system and provide inputs to the P2I codes and the SCI codesfor increasing randomness of P2Is and security capability by reducingcontrol signals and other data encapsulation.

FIG. 3 illustrates a P2I and a SCI generation and allocation processes,including a P2I set transformation compilation for formatting,fragmenting, and allocating P2Is and SCIs, which are compiled from anunprotected machine language code compiled by unprotected compilers witha target instruction set, the allocation process of P2Is and SCIs forallocating the P2Is and the SCIs to P2 and SC instruction caches andmemories for parallel fetching to a plurality of the unprotectedprocessors, a P2 compilation for identifying a single or plurality ofinstructions in the unprotected machine language code for fragmentingthe P2Is and generating a plurality of P2Is and addresses to allocatethe P2Is in the P2I memory and a plurality of SCIs and addresses toallocate the SCIs in the SCI memory or a P2I and address, and forfragmenting a plurality of the SCIs and generating a plurality offragmented SCIs and addresses to allocate the fragmented SCIs, oriterate the P2 compilation, and then for allocating the P2Is and theSCIs generated to the P2I memory and to the SCI memory, respectively.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EXAMPLE EMBODIMENTS

Various embodiments of systems and methods are disclosed forimplementing a proactively protected (P2) instruction set transformationcompilation and a P2 processing system for operating as a P2 computingsystem according to a plurality of cybersecurity operations.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing one embodiment of the proactively protected(P2) processing software and hardware for a P2 computing systemincluding a P2 compiler 1 as software and a P2I formatter 6 as hardwareto generate random bit-order of P2Is, such as P2I-1 30, P2I-2 31, P2I-332, P2I-4 33, P2I-5 34, and P2I-6 35.

In one embodiment, the P2 compiler operates to (1) generate the P2Is 30,31, 32, 33, 34, 35 stored in a P2I memory 3 via the P2I formatter 6 fromunprotected instructions (UIs) 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 compiled by aconventional compiler for an unprotected processor 98 and stored in anUI memory 2 and (2) generate the SCIs 40, 41, 42, 43 from the P2Iscompiled and shuffled, wherein the SCI 40 including SCI-7 and SCI-8, theSCI 41 including SCI-5, the SCI 42 including SCI-11 and SCI-12, and theSCI 43 including SCI-1, SCI-2, SCI-3, and SCI-4, are generated andstored in a SCI memory 4. The P2 compiler 1 also segments as persegmentation modes, including one of a plurality of desired securitylevels, one of a plurality of desired performance levels, one of aplurality of optimization levels which counts on both security andperformance levels, and other desired features used, but not limited.

The P2compiler 1 (3) produces a P2I and a plurality of SCIs from aplurality of UIs 20, UI-1, UI-2, UI-3, UI-4 and UI-5, wherein the SCIs,SCI-1, SCI-2, SCI-3, and SCI-4 43, must be executed by the unprotectedprocessors 98 in order for saving entries of the P2I memory 3, or (4)produces a plurality of P2Is, P2I-1 30 and P2I-2 31, and a plurality ofSCIs, SCI-1, SCI-2, SCI-3, and SCI-4 43 and SCI-5 41, the P2I-1 30 froma plurality of UIs 20, UI-1, UI-2, UI-3, and UI-4 for generatingdistinguished P2 compilation results from the results of other computingsystems for the code security, (5) compiles the UI-5 21 separated fromthe consecutive UIs, UI-1, UI-2, UI-3, and UI-4, to another P2I as P2I-231 due to the different segmentation mode, (6) translates anunconditional flow control UI, UI-6 (Jump) 22, to P2I-3 32, which is nolonger executed by the unprotected processor 98 without causing any codecompatibility in the P2 computing system, (7) compiles the consecutiveUIs 23, UI-7 (SR-1), UI-8 (SR-2), and UI-9 (SR-3), in a subroutineincluding a subroutine return UI, the UI-9 (SR-3), to a P2I-6 35 and aplurality of SCIs, SCI-7 and SCI-8 40, wherein the consecutive UIs inthe subroutine is compiled with or without the P2I-6 35, wherein theP2I-6 35 compiled from the subroutine return UI, UI-9 (SR-3), is notexecuted by the unprotected processors 98 and is not necessary to storein the P2I memory system 87, (8) compiles the consecutive UIs in aninterrupt service routine or an exception service routine including ainterrupt service routine return UI or an exception service routine UI aP2I and a plurality of SCIs, wherein the consecutive UIs in theinterrupt service routine or the exception service routine is compiledwith or without the P2I, wherein the P2I compiled from the interruptservice routine return UI or the exception service routine UI is notexecuted by the unprotected processors 98 and is not necessary to storein the P2I memory system 87 (9) compiles an UI, a subroutine callinstruction, to a P2I, wherein the P2I compiled from the subroutinereturn UI is not executed by the unprotected processors and is notnecessary to store in the P2I memory system, (10) compiles an UI, UI-10(SCALL), a subroutine call instruction, to a P2I, P2I-4 33, wherein theP2I compiled from the subroutine call UI is executed by the unprotectedprocessors but not necessary to produce an associated SCI and not storein the SCI cache and memory 89 in the P2I memory system 87, (11) alsocompiles an UI, an interrupt service routine call instruction or anexception service routine call instruction, to a P2I, wherein the P2Icompiled from the interrupt service routine call or the exceptionservice routine call UI is executed by the unprotected processors 98 butnot necessary to produce an associated SCI and not store in the SCIcache and memory 89 in the P2I memory system 87, (12) compilesconsecutive UIs, UI-11 and UI-12 (CBR), including a conditional branchinstruction, UI-12 (CBR), to a P2I, P2I-5 34, and consecutive SCIs,SCI-7 and SCI-8 40, which are executed by the unprotected processors 98for performing assigned conditional branch operations, wherein the lastUI compiled, UI-12 (CBR), is a conditional branch instruction, which mayuse a branch prediction unit for predicting branch operation status.

The P2 compiler 1 also (13) allocates a plurality of the P2Is generated,P2I-1 30, P2I-2 31, and P2I-5 34, to the P2I memory 3 for fetching theassociated SCIs, SCI-1, SCI-2, SCI-3, and SCI-443, SCI-5 41, and SCI-11and SCI-12 42, from the SCI memory 4, (14) allocates a single orplurality of additional P2Is, P2I-3 32, to the P2I memory 3 forperforming the unconditional flow control operations without accessingSCIs by the unprotected processor 98, (15) generates different number ofthe P2Is according to one of the segmentation modes selected, but mustbe allocated in the same order of a single or plurality of the UIscompiled by the conventional compiler. Unlikely, the P2 compiler 1allocates (a) a single or plurality of the SCIs, including SCIs 43,including SCI-1, SCI-2, SCI-3, and SCI-4, generated from a consecutiveplurality of UI, the UI-1, UI-2, UI-3, and UI-4 20, or a SCI 41, SCI-5,is generated from a single UI, UI-5 21, respectively, (b) a plurality ofthe SCIs 42, including SCI-11 and SCI-12 42, generated from a pluralityof UIs including a conditional flow control UI, the UI-11 and UI-12(CBR) 25, and (c) a single or plurality of the SCIs 40, including SCI-7and SCI-8, generated from a single or plurality of UIs in a subroutine,the UI-7 (SR-1), UI-8 (SR-2), UI-9 (SR-3) 23, to a plurality ofdifferent entries, which are not overlapped each other in the SCI memory4, in different order of the associated the P2Is stored in the P2Imemory 3. The P2 compiler 1 compiles a plurality of UIs in an executablecode to a plurality of P2Is and a plurality of associate SCIs, whichproduce compatible results of a plurality of the UIs with a single orplurality of the unprotected processors 98, wherein a plurality of theP2Is and a plurality of the associate SCIs executed can be a few numberof the UIs to increase performance, reduce processing energy, whilesecuring authorized executable code by distinguishing the UI codecompiled for common or unprotected usage from the P2I code and the SCIcode compiled for authorized protected usage with a single or pluralityof authorized computing systems. The presented P2 compiler 1 is notlimited in its application to the details of construction or to thearrangements of the components set forth in the above description orillustrated in FIG. 1 .

In one embodiment, a P2 instruction (P2I) format operates to design (1)a plurality of P2I bit-formats comprising of a plurality of fields,including an ‘X’-bit type of P2I 50, a ‘Y’-bit memory location of thefirst SCI in the P2I 51, and a ‘Z’-bit single or plurality of SCIsassociated in the P2I 52, wherein ‘X’, ‘Y’, ‘Z’, and ‘K’ are positiveintegers, (2) types of P2Is 50 including a type of unconditional orconditional flow control, a subroutine call or return, subroutine, andother different types of P2Is found in prior arts, (3) memory locationof the first SCI 51 associated with the P2I identified in the field 50after the P2I code compilation, and (4) a number of single of pluralityof SCIs 52 associated with the P2I identified in the field 50. The P2Iformat also operates to change the P2I format 5 in the specificinstruction set and/or the processor designed within the scope of targetapplications, and do not limit the P2I format 5 in its bit-length of thefields, orders of the fields, and a single or plurality of other fieldsto the details of construction or to the arrangements of the bits andorders set forth in the above description or illustrated in FIG. 1 .

In one embodiment, a P2I formatter as a hardware component operates togenerate bit orders of P2Is compiled through the P2I code compilation onthe fly in order to dynamically respond a busting request to migrateanother format of an instruction set, include a bit shuffling logic 61interfaced to a hardware component containing random bit-shufflingtransformation data 62 (1) to configure the bit shuffling logic 61, (2)to translate current P2I format to another format within a single ofplurality of instruction cycles, and (3) to produce associated bitand/or field shuffling meta data 63, contain bit and/or field shufflingmeta data 63 for generating a ‘K’-bit shuffled P2I 64 of a P2I byshuffling bits of the P2I in a random or predetermined manner withanother hardware component, utilize random bit-shuffling transformationdata to configure the bit shuffling logic 61, which translates thecurrently used P2I format to another P2I format within a single orplurality of instruction cycles and produces associated bit and/or fieldshuffling metadata with the bit shuffling logic 61, wherein the bitand/or field shuffling metadata includes (1) segmentation mode, (2)orders of bits, (3) authentication information, (4) expiration time,etc., wherein the random bit-shuffling transformation data 62 is asingle or plurality of indexes selected in a random or predeterminedmanner for shuffling a single or plurality of bits in a single orplurality of fields of the P2I, generate a different format of a P2Iwith the bit and/or field shuffling metadata 63, provide description andinformation about a single or plurality of indexes for shuffling orderof bits and/or of fields with the bit and/or field shuffling metadata63, utilize other information and description of bits and/or fields thatare shuffled in a P2I, and do not limited in its application to thedetails of construction or to the arrangements of the components setforth in the above description or illustrated in FIG. 1 .

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing one embodiment of a proactively protected(P2) processing system 100 comprising a P2 processing unit hardware 90,a P2 instruction (P2I) memory system 87 as hardware, and a P2instruction (P2I) set transformation compilation 80 as software.

The P2 processing system 100 performs proactive protections of the P2processing systems 100, prevents unauthorized persons from malicioususages of the P2 processing systems 100, and provides proactiveprotection of a single or plurality of unprotected processors 98 in aphysical layer for cybersecurity.

The P2processing system 100 permits only authorized persons or computingsystems to use protected information that is generated and modified bythe P2 processing unit hardware 90, and detects, disables, and/ordeletes unauthorized P2 instructions (P2Is) and/or SC instructions(SCIs), and delivers only authorized P2Is and/or SCIs to the unprotectedprocessors 98.

The P2 processing system 100 also transforms a plurality types of theunprotected processors 98, including central processing units (CPUs),mobile application processors (APs), digital signal processors (DSPs),graphic processing units (GPUs), microcontroller units (MCUs), and otherembedded or application specific processors being used in reactivelyprotected or unprotected computing systems, to a plurality types ofproactively protected processing unit hardware.

The P2 processing system 100 dynamically generates a plurality of uniqueP2I sets 82, randomly switches one of a plurality of the P2I sets 82 atrandom or scheduled time to detect and delete unauthorized executableprogram, and accesses secured information and authenticate executableprogram and information according to authorized P2I set 82 by a singleor plurality of P2 processing units hardware.

The P2I set transformation compilation 80 in the P2 processing system100 dynamically recompiles a current authorized code to generate a P2instruction (P2I) code 83 and a segmented compatible instruction (SCI)code 84, identifies random instruction segments in the SCI code 84 asper the selected segmentation mode, which represents a desired level ofsecurity or performance, transforms the identified segments to the SCIcode 84 by reformatting segments as per the identified P2I set 82,generates configuration information of P2Is in the P2I set 82 to decodethe P2Is, creates a single or plurality of the SCIs from everyunprotected instruction stream in an unprotected executable code 71 whenan authorized identification is accepted, continues a series ofconsecutive P2 compilation until the last segment of the unprotectedexecutable code 71 is compiled, uses transformation information fordynamic retransformation of a P2 instruction (P2I) formatter 6 toshuffle bits of each P2I to recover bit-orders of the P2I, compilesexecutable programs compiled for an unprotected system and/or anapplication program 71 with an unprotected instruction (UI) set 72,produces the P2I codes 83 and the SCI codes 84, generates a single orplurality of the P2I sets 82 for P2 compilation 81, handles operationsrelated to a protecting resource mappings and management 86 alongsidethe P2 compilation 81 and a P2 data memory system 97 using a protectionmonitor 85.

The P2I set transformation compilation 80 in the P2 processing system100 also provides inputs to the P2I codes 83 and the SCI codes 84 forincreasing randomness of the P2Is and security capability by reducingcontrol signals and other data encapsulation using the protectionmonitor 85, wherein the P2I codes 83 are to proactively protectinformation in computing systems built with the P2 processing system 100and the computing systems themselves and the SCI codes 84 are to producecompatible execution results of the executable programs comprising asingle or plurality of UIs, format, fragment, and allocate the P2Is andthe SCIs, which are compiled from an unprotected machine language codecompiled by unprotected compilers with a target instruction set.

The P2I set transformation compilation 80 also identifies a single orplurality of instructions in the unprotected machine language code toevaluate possible fragment of the P2I using a P2 compilation 81,generates either a plurality of the P2Is and addresses to allocate theP2Is in the P2I memory 88 and a plurality of the SCIs and addresses toallocate the SCIs in the SCI memory 89 or a P2I and an address toevaluate possible fragment of the SCIs, generates a plurality offragmented SCIs and addresses to allocate the fragmented SCIs oriterates the P2 compilation 81 until the P2 compilation 81 is completed,and then allocates the P2Is and the SCIs generated to the P2I memory 88and to the SCI memory 89.

The P2 processing system 100 generates authorized executable codes andprovides to authorized P2Is to a single or plurality of the unprotectedprocessors 98 via the P2 hardware 91 so that the unprotected processors98 produce compatible results of the authorized executable codes, andallocates the P2Is and the SCIs to the P2I cache and memory 88 and theSCI cache and memory 89 for parallel fetching to a plurality of theunprotected processors 98 using the allocation process of the P2Is andthe SCIs.

In one embodiment, the P2processing unit hardware 90 comprises a singleor plurality of unprotected processors, a P2 hardware, and a P2 datamemory system.

The P2 processing unit hardware 90 permits only authorized persons orcomputing systems to use protected information that is generated andmodified by the P2 processing unit hardware, dynamically generates aplurality of unique P2I sets 82, and randomly switches one of the uniqueP2I sets 82 at random or scheduled time to detect and delete a single orplurality of unauthorized executable programs and accesses securedinformation, authenticates each of the executable programs andinformation according to the authorized P2I set 82, swiftly resumesscheduled tasks, including detecting, disabling, and deleting anunauthorized code upon admitting into the P2 processing unit 90 andexecuting only an authorized code comprising of the P2I code 83 and theSCI code 84 and P2 information and producing equal or compatibleoutcomes, detects, disables and/or deletes unauthorized P2Is and/orSCIs, delivers only authorized P2Is and/or SCIs to the unprotectedprocessors 98, fetches and decodes a single or plurality of P2Is and/orSCIs from the P2I memory system 87, identifies and removes a single orplurality of unauthorized P2Is and/or SCIs, and schedules and fetches asingle or plurality of authorized P2Is and/or SCIs to the unprotectedprocessors.

In one embodiment, a single or plurality of the unprotected processorscomprises an unprotected processor 98, a plurality of homogeneousunprotected processors, and a plurality of heterogeneous unprotectedprocessors.

In one embodiment, the P2I memory system 87 provides locations of theP2I code 83 in the P2I cache and memory 88 and he SCI code 84 in the SCIcache and memory 89 and P2 data in a P2 data memory 95 and non-P2 datain a non-P2 data memory system 96 in a P2 data memory system 97 to theunprotected processors 98 in the P2 processing system 100, executes P2Isand SCIs delivered from the P2 instruction (P2I) scheduler 92 via the P2instruction (P2I) decoder 93 and the P2 instruction (P2I) fetcher 94,wherein the P2Is and the SCIs are allocated into the separately orconcurrently accessible P2 instruction (P2I) memory system the P2Imemory system 87 comprising of the P2I cache and memory 88 and the SCIcache and memory 89 in the P2 processing system 100, receives the P2Isand/or the SCIs from the P2I scheduler 92, more specifically, receivesthe SCIs scheduled, including the P2 flow-control instructions (e.g.,conditional branches) from the P2I scheduler 92 if the flow-controlinstructions are predicted, fetches shuffled P2Is 64 and SCIs inparallel with transformed P2 instruction (P2I) memory system ifnecessary, wherein the transformed P2I memory system 87 is to providethe P2Is and the SCIs to a plurality of the unprotected processors 98used in the P2 processing unit hardware 90, receives authorized P2Isand/or authorized SCIs stored in the P2I cache and memory 88 and the SCIcache and memory 89 in the P2I memory system 87, receives the authorizedP2Is and/or the authorized SCIs for processing the authorized P2Isand/or the authorized SCIs after the P2 processing system 100, excludingthe unprotected processors 98, detects, disables and/or deletesunauthorized P2Is and/or unauthorized SCIs, accesses and processesscheduled authorized P2Is and/or authorized SCIs alongside P2 datastored in the P2 data memory system 97, produces compatible results ofauthorized executable codes generated by the P2I set transformationcompilation 80, and stores and utilizes the P2 data and/or the non-P2data processed, fetches and decodes a single or plurality of the P2Isand/or the SCIs from the P2I memory system 87, identifies and removes asingle or plurality of unauthorized P2Is and/or unauthorized SCIs, andschedules and fetches a single or plurality of authorized P2Is and/orauthorized SCIs, fetches a single or plurality of the authorized SCIsfrom the P2I scheduler 92 for scheduling a single or plurality of theauthorized SCIs decoded by the P2I decoder 93 after removing a single orplurality of unauthorized P2Is detected by the P2I decoder 93 from theP2I cache and memory 88 and/or the associated a single or plurality ofthe SCIs from the SCI cache and memory 89 if needed and updatingdecoding information generated of P2Is from a P2I set 82 whenever theP2I set 82 is switched to a different P2I set 82, and receives the P2Isand the SCIs in parallel from the P2 cache and memory 88 and the SCIcache and memory 89 where the P2Is and the SCIs are allocated accordingto the allocation of the P2Is and the SCIs.

In one embodiment, the P2 hardware 91 comprises a P2 instruction (P2I)fetcher 94, a P2 instruction (P2I) decoder 93, and a P2 instruction(P2I) scheduler 92.

The P2 hardware 91 fetches both of authorized P2Is and unauthorized P2Isfrom the P2I cache and memory 88 to the P2I fetcher 94 until a single orplurality of branch prediction results are forwarded to the P2I fetcher94, fetches both of authorized SCIs and unauthorized SCIs in order withthe P2I fetcher 94 upon receiving addresses of the authorized SCIs andthe unauthorized SCIs from the P2I decoder 93, fetches certain types ofthe P2Is along with the SCIs for code compatibility via the P2I fetcher94, wherein the certain types of the P2Is are compiled according todifferent segmentation modes, wherein the different segmentation modesinclude (1) a desired level of security, (2) a desired level ofperformance, and (3) mixed features of security and performance as anoptimization mode, fetches the P2Is from the P2I cache and memory 88 tothe P2I fetcher 94 and/or fetches the SCIs from the SCI cache and memory89 to the P2I fetcher 94 in serial or parallel, fetches shuffled P2Is 64and SCIs in parallel to a plurality of the unprotected processors 98,decodes shuffled P2Is according to the decoding information generatedfrom the P2I set 82, forwards addresses of the authorized SCIs to theP2I fetcher 94 for fetching the authorized SCIs in order, decodes theshuffled P2Is fetched from the P2I fetcher 94 and the P2I cache andmemory 88 according to decoding information generated from the P2I set82 with the P2I decoder 93, transmits authorized and shuffled P2Is tothe P2I scheduler 92 if decode results of the shuffled P2Is indicatethat the shuffled P2Is are the authorized shuffled P2Is, otherwisediscards the shuffled P2Is from the P2I decoder 93 and transmits thedecode results of the unauthorized and shuffled P2Is to the P2I cacheand memory 88, holds the decode results of the authorized and shuffledP2Is in the P2I decoder 93 until the P2I scheduler 92 receives thedecode results of the authorized and shuffled P2Is, detects unauthorizedand shuffled P2Is generated by an unauthorized P2 processing system,disables the unauthorized and shuffled P2Is stored in the P2I cache andmemory 88, deletes every unauthorized, shuffled P2I from the P2 hardware91, wherein the shuffled P2Is are the P2Is compiled from a single orplurality of unprotected instructions (UIs) by the P2 compilation 81according to the P2 instruction format followed by shuffling the P2Is bythe P2 instruction formatter 6, removes a single or plurality ofunauthorized P2Is detected from the P2I cache and memory 88 and/or theassociated a single or plurality of SCIs from the SCI cache and memory89 by the P2I decoder 93 if needed, updates decoding informationgenerated of P2Is from the P2I set 82 by the P2I decoder 93 whenever aP2I set 82 is switched to a different P2I set, schedules a single orplurality of authorized SCIs received from the P2I decoder with the P2Ischeduler 92, forwards necessary P2Is, including P2 flow-controlinstructions (e.g., conditional branches) or P2Is that need to befetched from the P2I scheduler 92 to the unprotected processors 98, andprovides authorized P2Is from the P2I scheduler 92 to the unprotectedprocessors 98 that produces compatible results of authorized executablecodes generated by the P2I set transformation compilation.

In one embodiment, the P2 data memory system 97 comprises a P2 datamemory 95 and a non-P2 data memory 96.

The P2 data memory system 97 provides P2 data or non-P2 data to aprotection monitor 85 for handling protection monitoring and memorymanagement operations, including configuration of a single or pluralityof P2 memory zones in the P2 data memory system 97 in terms of (1)different sizes of the P2 data memory zones and non-P2 data memory zonesin an unified memory or separated memories, i.e., the P2 data memory 95and the non-P2 data memory 96 in the P2 data memory system 97, (2)protection priorities according to worth of the P2 data, usage of the P2data, and other means, (3) types of protection, including randomness,selection and generation of passcode and encryption, and other means arenot limited in its application to the details of construction or to thearrangements of the components set forth in the description, holds andshares the P2 data for identifying protecting resource mappings andmanagement 86 operations, receives P2 monitoring information from theprotection monitor 85 to synchronize the protection and memorymanagement operations configured with the protection monitor 85,transmits to and receives from the unprotected processors 98 forproducing compatible results of authorized executable codes, storing andutilizing the P2 data, and other means needed for between theunprotected processors and the data memory systems, holds both the P2data and the non-P2 data, wherein the non-P2 data are generated by,received from, or converted from the P2 data to the non-P2 data with asingle or plurality of unauthorized P2 processing systems orunauthorized non-P2 processing systems, wherein the non-P2 processingsystems are computing systems, which do not prevent machine languagecode of unauthorized program from being executed by the unprotectedprocessors 98, receives the P2 data from the unprotected processors 98and transmits the P2 data to other unprotected processors 98 in the sameauthorized or unauthorized P2 processing system or in the differentauthorized or unauthorized P2 processing system, stores and exchangesthe P2 or the non-P2 data, including encrypted P2 data, generated by theunprotected processors 98 with the authorized P2Is and/or SCIs, storesthe P2 data and the non-P2 data generated and accessed during operationsof the P2 processing system 100, and stores the P2 data that areaccessed and processed the scheduled authorized P2Is and/or SCIs by theunprotected processors 98.

In one embodiment, the P2 instruction (P2I) memory system 87 comprises aP2 instruction (P2I) formatter 6, a P2 instruction (P2I) cache andmemory 88, and a SC instruction (SCI) cache and memory 89.

The P2I memory system 87 stores shuffled P2Is 64 and SCIs and deliversauthorized P2Is and/or authorized SCIs to the unprotected processors 98,stores each fragmented P2I and associated fragmented SCIs generated bythe P2 compilation 81 with the P2I set 82 if a plurality of thefragmented SCIs is fetched concurrently, provides a single or pluralityof the shuffled P2Is and/or SCIs to a single or plurality of theunprotected processors 98 in the P2 processing unit hardware 90 forfetching, decoding, and scheduling a single or plurality of the shuffledP2Is and/or the associated SCIs, provides the shuffled P2Is and/or theSCIs in serial or parallel to the P2I fetcher 94 in the P2 hardware 91for processing with a single or plurality of unprotected processors 98,allocates the fragmented P2I and the associated fragmented SCIs todifferent locations for parallel accessing, provides additional P2I andSCI fragmentation for the enhanced probability of randomness to achievehigher levels of cybersecurity, allocates the shuffled P2Is and/or theSCIs for separate or concurrent access from and to the P2I memory system87 comprising of the P2I cache and memory 88 and the SCI cache andmemory 89, fetches the shuffled P2Is and SCIs in parallel with P2Imemory system 87 if necessary, wherein the P2I memory system 87 is toprovide the shuffled P2Is and the SCIs to a plurality of the unprotectedprocessors 98 used in the P2 processing unit hardware 90, provides aplurality of locations of P2I codes in the P2I cache and memory 88 and aplurality of locations of SCI codes in the SCI cache and memory 89 inthe P2I memory system 87 to the unprotected processors 98 in the P2processing system 100, wherein the P2I codes are for proactivelyprotecting information in computing systems built with the P2 processingsystem 100 and the computing systems themselves, wherein the SCI codesare for producing compatible execution results of executable programs,wherein the executable programs comprise a single or plurality of UIs,allocates the shuffled P2Is according to locations generated by a codeallocation method if a plurality of the unprotected processors 98 needsto fetch the shuffled P2Is in parallel, allocates the SCIs according tolocations generated by the code allocation method if a plurality of theunprotected processors 98 needs to fetch the SCIs in parallel, generatesthe shuffled P2I of the P2I by shuffling an identification field and asingle or plurality of other fields in the P2I in a random or predefinedmanner with the P2I formatter 6, wherein the P2I formatter 6 generates ashuffled unique identification field with a bit shuffling logicaccording to random bit-shuffling transformation data and bit shufflingmetadata, wherein the random bit-shuffling transformation data is asingle or plurality of indexes selected in a random or predefined mannerfor shuffling a single or plurality of bits in a single or plurality offields of the P2I, wherein the bit shuffling metadata providesdescription and information about a single or plurality of indexes forshuffling order of bits and/or of P2I fields, and other information anddescription of the bits and the P2I fields that are shuffled, generatesrandom bit orders of the P2Is in the P2I formatter 6 on the fly with (1)random bit-shuffling transformation data 62 to configure the bitshuffling logic 61 and produces associated bit and/or field shufflingmetadata 63, including (1) segmentation mode, (2) orders of bits, (3)authentication information, (4) expiration time, etc., wherein the bitand/or field shuffling metadata 63 is used for generating a differentformat of the P2I, shuffles bits of each P2I to recover bit-orders ofthe P2I using the transformation information for dynamicretransformation of the P2I formatter 6, and generates a shuffled P2I 64of a P2I by shuffling bits of the P2I in a random or predeterminedmanner by interfacing a hardware component containing randombit-shuffling transformation data 62 to the P2I formatter 6 includingthe bit shuffling logic 61 for configuring the bit shuffling logic 61,translating a P2I format to another format within a single of pluralityof instruction cycles, and producing associated bit and/or fieldshuffling meta data 63 and another hardware component containing bitand/or field shuffling meta data 63.

In one embodiment, the P2 instruction (P2I) set transformationcompilation 80 comprises a P2 compilation 81, a P2 instruction (P2I) set82, a P2 instruction (P2I) code 83, a segmented compatible (SC)instruction code 84, a protecting resource mappings and management86,and a protection monitor 85.

The P2I set transformation compilation 80 dynamically recompiles acurrent authorized code to generate a P2I code 83 and a SCI code 84,identifies random instruction segments in a SCI code as per the selectedsegmentation mode, which represents a desired level of security, adesired level of performance, and mixed features of security andperformance, transforms identified segments to the SCI code 84 byreformatting segments as per the identified P2I set 82, generatesdecoding information to decode shuffled P2Is according to the P2I set82, compiles an executable program to produce the P2I code 83 and theSCI code 84, wherein the P2I code and the SCI code are for proactivelyprotecting information in computing systems and the computing systemsthemselves and for producing compatible execution results of theexecutable program, wherein an executable program comprises a single orplurality of unprotected instructions (UIs), produces a single orplurality of P2I sets from an UI set used in the unprotected systems andthe executable program, wherein the P2I set comprises a plurality ofP2Is transformed from the UIs used in the executable program, determines(1) how many a single UI or a plurality of consecutive UIs is assignedto a P2I for enhancing code security by increasing probability of thepossible combinations of different P2Is generated from the single UI orthe plurality of consecutive UIs, and (2) how many SCIs are generatedfrom the executable program for controlling different levels of codeprotections and performance and resources, including instruction memorysize, according to characteristics of the executable program and thedifferent types of computing systems,

In one embodiment, the P2 compilation 81 creates a single or pluralityof SCIs from every UI stream in an unprotected executable code with aseries of the consecutive P2 compilation when an authorizedidentification is accepted, continues operations of the P2 compilationuntil last segment of the unprotected executable code is compiled,compiles an unprotected code, such as application and system softwarewritten in an instruction set, with the P2 compilation at random timeintervals, generates a single or plurality of P2I sets for P2I codecompilation, identifies a single or plurality of UIs in an unprotectedmachine language code to evaluate possible fragment of the P2I,generates either a plurality of the P2Is and addresses of the P2Is toallocate the P2Is into the P2I memory and a plurality of the SCIs andaddresses to allocate the SCIs in the SCI memory or a P2I and addressesof the SCIs, evaluates possible fragment of the SCIs and fragment eithera plurality of the SCIs, generates a plurality of the fragmented SCIsand the addresses to allocate the fragmented SCIs or iterate the P2compilation until the P2 compilation is completed, allocates the P2Isand the SCIs generated to the P2I memory and to the SCI memory,respectively, and compiles a plurality of the P2Is to generatedistinguished P2 compilation results from the results of other computingsystems for the code security.

In one embodiment, the P2I set 82 relocates a single or plurality ofbits in a single or plurality of different fields in the P2I set to thesame or different locations in the P2I set 82 to generate a plurality ofdifferent formats of the P2I sets, comprises a plurality of P2Istransformed from the UIs used in the executable program, providescompatible execution results regardless of which P2I set is used for theP2 compilation 81 of the same executable program, provides a pluralityof unique P2I sets 82 dynamically generated and one of the P2I setsrandomly switched at random or scheduled time to detect and delete asingle or plurality of unauthorized executable programs and accessessecured information, provides a mean to authenticate each of theexecutable programs and information according to the authorized P2I set,reformats segments as per the identified P2I set for transforming theidentified segments to the SCI code, provides decoding information tothe P2I decoder to decode the shuffled P2Is fetched from the P2I fetcherand the P2I cache and memory, provides an encryption identification tocreate a protected data file for decrypting the data file when readingdata from the file after being protected, provides a single or pluralityof P2I sets for P2I code compilation, updates decoding informationgenerated of P2Is from the P2I set, switches a P2I set to a differentP2I set, and generates a single or plurality of P2I sets for P2I codecompilation.

In one embodiment, the P2I code 83 proactively protects information incomputing systems built with the P2 processing system 100 and thecomputing systems themselves, is generated by compiling UIs in anexecutable program via the P2 compilation 81, wherein an executableprogram comprises a single or plurality of the UIs, is dynamicallyrecompiled from a current authorized code via the P2I set transformationcompilation 80, is produced by the P2 compilation 81 for compiling asingle or plurality of executable programs, provides only an authorizedcode to execute for swiftly resuming scheduled tasks, includingdetecting, disabling, and deleting an unauthorized code upon admittinginto the P2 processing unit hardware 90, is used for increasingrandomness of P2Is and security capability by reducing control signalsand other data encapsulation, and is forwarded to the P2I formatter 6for generating random bit-order of P2Is, as shuffled P2Is of the P2Is byshuffling an identification field and a single or plurality of otherfields in the P2Is in a random or predefined manner, wherein a shuffledunique identification field is generated by a bit shuffling logic 61according to random bit-shuffling transformation data 62 and bit and/orfield shuffling metadata 63.

In one embodiment, the SCI code 84 proactively protects information incomputing systems built with the P2 processing system 100 and thecomputing systems themselves with the associated P2I code 83, isgenerated by compiling the UIs in the executable program with theassociated P2I code 83 via the P2 compilation 81, wherein the executableprogram comprises a single or plurality of the UIs, produces compatibleexecution results of the executable program with the associated P2I code83, produces compatible results of the UIs while securing code bydistinguishing the UI code compiled for common usage from the SCI codecompiled for authorized usage with only a single or plurality ofauthorized computing systems, produces a single or plurality of the P2Icodes 83 and a single or plurality of the SCI codes 84 by compiling asingle or plurality of executable programs, is dynamically recompiledfrom a current authorized code via the P2I set transformationcompilation 80 with the associated P2I code 83, is produced by the P2compilation 81 for compiling a single or plurality of executableprograms with the associated P2I code 83, provides only an authorizedcode to execute for swiftly resuming scheduled tasks after detecting,disabling, and deleting an unauthorized code upon admitting into the P2processing unit hardware 90, identifies random instruction segments inthe SCI code 84 as per the selected segmentation mode, which representsa desired level of security, a desired level of performance, and mixedfeatures of security and performance via the P2I set transformationcompilation 80, transforms the identified segments to the SCI code 84 byreformatting segments as per the identified P2I set via the P2I settransformation compilation 80, creates a single or plurality of the SCIsfrom every UI stream in an unprotected executable code via a series ofthe consecutive P2 compilation 81 when an authorized identification isaccepted, wherein the P2 compilation 81 continues until the last segmentof the unprotected executable code is compiled, and provides inputs tothe P2I codes 83 and the SCI codes 84 for increasing randomness of P2Isand security capability by reducing control signals and other dataencapsulation with the associated P2I code.

In one embodiment, the protecting resource mappings and management 86transmits P2 monitoring information from the protection monitor 85 tosynchronize the protection and memory management operations configuredwith the protection monitor 85, receives P2 monitoring information fromthe protection monitor 85 to synchronize the protection and memorymanagement operations configured with the protection monitor 85,configures a single or plurality of computing systems for evaluating theexecutable programs and information management, and configures andidentifies the management and monitoring policies and protocols betweenthe same and different types of computing systems.

In one embodiment, the protection monitor 85 handles the operationsrelated to the protecting resource mappings and management 86 alongsidethe P2 compilation 81 and the P2 data memory system 97, provides inputsto the P2I codes 83 and the SCI codes 84 for increasing randomness ofthe P2Is and security capability by reducing control signals and otherdata encapsulation, receives P2 data or non-P2 data from the P2 datamemory system 97 for handling protection monitoring and memorymanagement operations, including configuration of a single or pluralityof P2 memory zones in the P2 data memory system 97 in terms of (1)different sizes of the P2 data memory zones and non-P2 data memory zonesin an unified memory or separated memories, i.e., the P2 data memory 95and the non-P2 data memory 96 in the P2 data memory system 97, (2)protection priorities according to worth of the P2 data, usage of the P2data, and other means, (3) types of protection, including randomness,selection and generation of passcode and encryption, and other means arenot limited in its application to the details of construction or to thearrangements of the components in the description, holds and shares theP2 data in the P2 data memory system 97 for identifying protectingresource mappings and management operations, provides P2 monitoringinformation to synchronize the protection and memory managementoperations configured with the protection monitor 85, and transmits toand receives from the unprotected processors 98 for producing compatibleresults of authorized executable codes, storing and utilizing the P2data, and other means needed for between the unprotected processors 98and the P2 data memory system 97.

The presented P2 processing system 100 is not limited in its applicationto the details of construction or to the arrangements of the componentsset forth in the above description or illustrated in FIG. 2 .

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing one embodiment of a P2I and a SCI generationand allocation processes 101 that operate to: format, fragment,generate, and allocate P2Is and SCIs via a P2 code transformationcompilation 114, identify a single or plurality of instructions 117 inthe unprotected machine language code 113 according to the format of theinstructions, fragment the instructions identified to generate a singleor plurality of fragmented P2Is 119 and addresses of the fragmented P2Is121 and an associated single or plurality of the fragmented SCIs 123 andaddresses of the fragmented SCIs 125 if needed, otherwise, generate asingle or plurality of P2Is and addresses of the P2Is 124 and anassociated single or plurality of the SCIs and addresses of the SCIs120, allocate the P2Is to the P2I cache & memory and the SCIs to the SCIcache & memory for serial and/or parallel fetching 115 to a single orplurality of the unprotected processors 98 with the P2I and the SCIallocation process 101, allocate the P2Is to the P2I memory and the SCIsto the SCI memory 126 according to addresses generated until the P2compilation is completed, and do not limited in its application to thedetails of construction or to the arrangements of the components setforth in the above description or illustrated in FIG. 3 .

What is claimed is:
 1. A proactively protected (P2) processing systemfor cybersecurity, the P2 processing system comprising: a P2 processingunit hardware; a P2 instruction (P2I) memory system as hardware; and aP2 instruction (P2I) set transformation compilation as software, whereinthe P2 processing system is operable to: perform proactive protectionsof the P2 processing systems; prevent unauthorized persons frommalicious usages of the P2 processing systems; provide proactiveprotection of a single or plurality of unprotected processors in aphysical layer for cybersecurity; permit only authorized persons orcomputing systems to use protected information that is generated andmodified by the P2 processing unit hardware; detect, disable, and/ordelete unauthorized P2 instructions (P2Is) and/or SC instructions(SCIs); deliver only authorized P2Is and/or SCIs to the unprotectedprocessors; transform a plurality types of the unprotected processors,including central processing units (CPUs), mobile application processors(APs), digital signal processors (DSPs), graphic processing units(GPUs), microcontroller units (MCUs), and other embedded or applicationspecific processors being used in reactively protected or unprotectedcomputing systems, to a plurality types of proactively protectedprocessing unit hardware; dynamically generate a plurality of unique P2Isets, randomly switches one of a plurality of the P2I sets at random orscheduled time to detect and delete unauthorized executable program;access secured information and authenticate executable program andinformation according to authorized P2I set by a single or plurality ofP2 processing units hardware; generate authorized executable codes;provide to authorized P2Is to a single or plurality of the unprotectedprocessors via the P2 hardware so that the unprotected processorsproduce compatible results of the authorized executable codes; allocatethe P2Is and the SCIs to the P2I cache and memory and the SCI cache andmemory for parallel fetching to a plurality of the unprotectedprocessors using the allocation process of the P2Is and the SCIs,wherein the P2I set transformation compilation in the P2 processingsystem is operable to: dynamically recompile a current authorized codeto generate a P2 instruction (P2I) code and a segmented compatibleinstruction (SCI) code; identify random instruction segments in the SCIcode as per the selected segmentation mode, which represents a desiredlevel of security or performance; transform the identified segments tothe SCI code by reformatting segments as per the identified P2I set;generate configuration information of P2Is in the P2I set to decode theP2Is, creates a single or plurality of the SCIs from every unprotectedinstruction stream in an unprotected executable code when an authorizedidentification is accepted; continue a series of consecutive P2compilation until the last segment of the unprotected executable code iscompiled; use transformation information for dynamic retransformation ofa P2 instruction (P2I) formatter to shuffle bits of each P2I to recoverbit-orders of the P2I; compile executable programs compiled for anunprotected system and/or an application program with an unprotectedinstruction (UI) set; produce the P2I codes and the SCI codes; generatea single or plurality of the P2I sets for P2 compilation; handleoperations related to a protecting resource mappings and managementalongside the P2 compilation and a P2 data memory system using aprotection monitor; provide inputs to the P2I codes and the SCI codesfor increasing randomness of the P2Is and security capability byreducing control signals and other data encapsulation using theprotection monitor, wherein the P2I codes are to proactively protectinformation in computing systems built with the P2 processing system andthe computing systems themselves and the SCI codes are to producecompatible execution results of the executable programs comprising asingle or plurality of UIs, format, fragment, and allocate the P2Is andthe SCIs, which are compiled from an unprotected machine language codecompiled by unprotected compilers with a target instruction set;identify a single or plurality of instructions in the unprotectedmachine language code to evaluate possible fragment of the P2I using aP2 compilation; generate either a plurality of the P2Is and addresses toallocate the P2Is in the P2I memory and a plurality of the SCIs andaddresses to allocate the SCIs in the SCI memory or a P2I and an addressto evaluate possible fragment of the SCIs; generate a plurality offragmented SCIs and addresses to allocate the fragmented SCIs oriterates the P2 compilation until the P2 compilation is completed; andallocate the P2Is and the SCIs generated to the P2I memory and to theSCI memory.
 2. The P2 processing system of claim 1, wherein the P2processing unit hardware comprising: a single or plurality ofunprotected processors; a P2 hardware; and a P2 data memory system,wherein the P2 processing unit hardware is operable to: permit onlyauthorized persons or computing systems to use protected informationthat is generated and modified by the P2 processing unit hardware;dynamically generate a plurality of unique P2I sets; randomly switch oneof the unique P2I sets at random or scheduled time to detect and deletea single or plurality of unauthorized executable programs and accesssecured information; authenticate each of the executable programs andinformation according to the authorized P2I set; swiftly resumescheduled tasks, including detecting, disabling, and deleting anunauthorized code upon admitting into the P2 processing unit andexecuting only an authorized code comprising of the P2I code and the SCIcode and P2 information and producing equal or compatible outcomes;detect, disable and/or delete unauthorized P2Is and/or SCIs; deliveronly authorized P2Is and/or SCIs to the unprotected processors; fetchand decode a single or plurality of P2Is and/or SCIs from the P2I memorysystem; identify and remove a single or plurality of unauthorized P2Isand/or SCIs; and schedule and fetch a single or plurality of authorizedP2Is and/or SCIs to the unprotected processors.
 3. The P2 processingunit hardware of claim 2, wherein a single or plurality of theunprotected processors comprising: an unprotected processor; a pluralityof homogeneous unprotected processors; and a plurality of heterogeneousunprotected processors, wherein a single or plurality of the unprotectedprocessors 98 including central processing units (CPUs), mobileapplication processors (APs), digital signal processors (DSPs), graphicprocessing units (GPUs), microcontroller units (MCUs), and otherembedded or application specific processors being used in reactivelyprotected or unprotected computing systems found in prior arts; performproactive protection with the P2 processing unit hardware 90 in aphysical layer for cybersecurity; provide locations of the P2I code 83in the P2I cache and memory 88 and the SCI code 84 in the SCI cache andmemory 89 and P2 data in a P2 data memory 95 and non-P2 data in a non-P2data memory system 96 in a P2 data memory system 97 to the unprotectedprocessors 98 in the P2 processing system 100; execute P2Is and SCIsdelivered from the P2 instruction (P2I) scheduler 92 via the P2instruction (P2I) decoder 93 and the P2 instruction (P2I) fetcher 94,wherein the P2Is and the SCIs are allocated into the separately orconcurrently accessible P2 instruction (P2I) memory system 87 comprisingof the P2I cache and memory 88 and the SCI cache and memory 89 in the P2processing system 100; receive the P2Is and/or the SCIs from the P2Ischeduler 92; more specifically, receive the SCIs scheduled, includingthe P2 flow-control instructions (e.g., conditional branches) from theP2I scheduler 92 if the flow-control instructions are predicted; fetchshuffled P2Is and SCIs in parallel with transformed P2 instruction (P2I)memory system if necessary, wherein the transformed P2I memory system 87is to provide the P2Is and the SCIs to a plurality of the unprotectedprocessors 98 used in the P2 processing unit hardware 90; receiveauthorized P2Is and/or authorized SCIs stored in the P2I cache andmemory 88 and the SCI cache and memory 89 in the P2I memory system 87;receive the authorized P2Is and/or the authorized SCIs for processingthe authorized P2Is and/or the authorized SCIs after the P2 processingsystem 100, excluding the unprotected processors 98; detect, disableand/or delete unauthorized P2Is and/or unauthorized SCIs; access andprocess the scheduled authorized P2Is and/or the authorized SCIsalongside P2 data stored in the P2 data memory system 97; producecompatible results of authorized executable codes generated by the P2Iset transformation compilation 80; store and utilize the P2 data and/orthe non-P2 data processed; fetch and decode a single or plurality of theP2Is and/or the SCIs from the P2I memory system 87; identify and removea single or plurality of the unauthorized P2Is and/or the unauthorizedSCIs; and schedule and fetch a single or plurality of the authorizedP2Is and/or the authorized SCIs; fetch a single or plurality of theauthorized SCIs from the P2I scheduler 92 for scheduling a single orplurality of the authorized SCIs decoded by the P2I decoder 93 afterremoving a single or plurality of the unauthorized P2Is detected by theP2I decoder 93 from the P2I cache and memory 88 and/or the associated asingle or plurality of the SCIs from the SCI cache and memory 89 ifneeded and updating decoding information generated of P2Is from a P2Iset 82 whenever the P2I set 82 is switched to a different P2I set 82;and receive the P2Is and the SCIs in parallel from the P2 cache andmemory 88 and the SCI cache and memory 89 where the P2Is and the SCIsare allocated according to the allocation of the P2Is and the SCIs. 4.The P2 processing unit hardware of claim 2, wherein the P2 hardwarecomprising: a P2 instruction (P2I) fetcher; a P2 instruction (P2I)decoder; and a P2 instruction (P2I) scheduler, wherein the P2 hardwareis operable to: fetch both of authorized P2Is and unauthorized P2Is fromthe P2I cache and memory to the P2I fetcher until a single or pluralityof branch prediction results are forwarded to the P2I fetcher; fetchboth of authorized SCIs and unauthorized SCIs in order with the P2Ifetcher upon receiving addresses of the authorized SCIs and theunauthorized SCIs from the P2I decoder; fetch certain types of the P2Isalong with the SCIs for code compatibility via the P2I fetcher, whereinthe certain types of the P2Is are compiled according to differentsegmentation modes, wherein the different segmentation modes include (1)a desired level of security, (2) a desired level of performance, and (3)mixed features of security and performance as an optimization mode;fetch the P2Is from the P2I cache and memory to the P2I fetcher and/orfetches the SCIs from the SCI cache and memory to the P2I fetcher inserial or parallel; fetch shuffled P2Is and SCIs in parallel to aplurality of the unprotected processors; decode shuffled P2Is accordingto the decoding information generated from the P2I set; forwardaddresses of the authorized SCIs to the P2I fetcher for fetching theauthorized SCIs in order; decode the shuffled P2Is fetched from the P2Ifetcher and the P2I cache and memory according to decoding informationgenerated from the P2I set with the P2I decoder; transmit authorized andshuffled P2Is to the P2I scheduler if decode results of the shuffledP2Is indicate that the shuffled P2Is are the authorized shuffled P2Is,otherwise discard the shuffled P2Is from the P2I decoder; transmit thedecode results of the unauthorized and shuffled P2Is to the P2I cacheand memory; hold the decode results of the authorized and shuffled P2Isin the P2I decoder until the P2I scheduler receives the decode resultsof the authorized and shuffled P2Is; detect unauthorized and shuffledP2Is generated by an unauthorized P2 processing system; disable theunauthorized and shuffled P2Is stored in the P2I cache and memory;delete every unauthorized, shuffled P2I from the P2 hardware, whereinthe shuffled P2Is are the P2Is compiled from a single or plurality ofunprotected instructions (UIs) by the P2 compilation according to the P2instruction format followed by shuffling the P2Is by the P2 instructionformatter; remove a single or plurality of unauthorized P2Is detectedfrom the P2I cache and memory and/or the associated a single orplurality of SCIs from the SCI cache and memory by the P2I decoder ifneeded; update decoding information generated of P2Is from the P2I setby the P2I decoder whenever a P2I set is switched to a different P2Iset; schedule a single or plurality of authorized SCIs received from theP2I decoder with the P2I scheduler; forward necessary P2Is, including P2flow-control instructions (e.g., conditional branches) or P2Is that needto be fetched from the P2I scheduler to the unprotected processors; andprovide authorized P2Is from the P2I scheduler to the1 unprotectedprocessors that produces compatible results of authorized executablecodes generated by the P2I set transformation compilation.
 5. The P2processing unit hardware of claim 2, wherein the P2 data memory systemcomprising: a P2 data memory; and a non-P2 data memory, wherein the P2data memory system is operable to: provide P2 data or non-P2 data to aprotection monitor for handling protection monitoring and memorymanagement operations, including configuration of a single or pluralityof P2 memory zones in the P2 data memory system in terms of (1)different sizes of the P2 data memory zones and non-P2 data memory zonesin an unified memory or separated memories, i.e., the P2 data memory andthe non-P2 data memory 96 in the P2 data memory system, (2) protectionpriorities according to worth of the P2 data, usage of the P2 data, andother means, (3) types of protection, including randomness, selectionand generation of passcode and encryption, and other means are notlimited in its application to the details of construction or to thearrangements of the components set forth in the description; hold andshare the P2 data for identifying protecting resource mappings andmanagement operations; receive P2 monitoring information from theprotection monitor to synchronize the protection and memory managementoperations configured with the protection monitor; transmit to andreceive from the unprotected processors for producing compatible resultsof authorized executable codes, storing and utilizing the P2 data, andother means needed for between the unprotected processors and the datamemory systems; hold both the P2 data and the non-P2 data, wherein thenon-P2 data are generated by, received from, or converted from the P2data to the non-P2 data with a single or plurality of unauthorized P2processing systems or unauthorized non-P2 processing systems, whereinthe non-P2 processing systems are computing systems, which do notprevent machine language code of unauthorized program from beingexecuted by the unprotected processors; receive the P2 data from theunprotected processors and transmit the P2 data to other unprotectedprocessors in the same authorized or unauthorized P2 processing systemor in the different authorized or unauthorized P2 processing system;store and exchange the P2 or the non-P2 data, including encrypted P2data, generated by the unprotected processors with the authorized P2Isand/or SCIs; store the P2 data and the non-P2 data generated andaccessed during operations of the P2 processing system; and store the P2data that are accessed and processed the scheduled authorized P2Isand/or SCIs by the unprotected processors.
 6. The P2 processing systemof claim 1, wherein the P2 instruction (P2I) memory system comprising: aP2 instruction (P2I) formatter; a P2 instruction (P2I) cache and memory;and a SC instruction (SCI) cache and memory, wherein the P2I memorysystem is operable to: store shuffled P2Is and SCIs and deliversauthorized P2Is and/or authorized SCIs to the unprotected processors;store each fragmented P2I and associated fragmented SCIs generated bythe P2 compilation with the P2I set if a plurality of the fragmentedSCIs is fetched concurrently; provide a single or plurality of theshuffled P2Is and/or SCIs to a single or plurality of the unprotectedprocessors in the P2 processing unit hardware for fetching, decoding,and scheduling a single or plurality of the shuffled P2Is and/or theassociated SCIs; provide the shuffled P2Is and/or the SCIs in serial orparallel to the P2I fetcher in the P2 hardware for processing with asingle or plurality of unprotected processors; allocate the fragmentedP2I and the associated fragmented SCIs to different locations forparallel accessing; provide additional P2I and SCI fragmentation for theenhanced probability of randomness to achieve higher levels ofcybersecurity; allocate the shuffled P2Is and/or the SCIs for separateor concurrent access from and to the P2I memory system comprising of theP2I cache and memory and the SCI cache and memory; fetch the shuffledP2Is and SCIs in parallel with P2I memory system if necessary, whereinthe P2I memory system is to provide the shuffled P2Is and the SCIs to aplurality of the unprotected processors used in the P2 processing unithardware; provide a plurality of locations of P2I codes in the P2I cacheand memory and a plurality of locations of SCI codes in the SCI cacheand memory in the P2I memory system to the unprotected processors in theP2 processing system, wherein the P2I codes are for proactivelyprotecting information in computing systems built with the P2 processingsystem and the computing systems themselves, wherein the SCI codes arefor producing compatible execution results of executable programs,wherein the executable programs comprise a single or plurality of UIs;allocate the shuffled P2Is according to locations generated by a codeallocation method if a plurality of the unprotected processors needs tofetch the shuffled P2Is in parallel; allocate the SCIs according tolocations generated by the code allocation method if a plurality of theunprotected processors needs to fetch the SCIs in parallel; generate theshuffled P2I of the P2I by shuffling an identification field and asingle or plurality of other fields in the P2I in a random or predefinedmanner with the P2I formatter, wherein the P2I formatter generates ashuffled unique identification field with a bit shuffling logicaccording to random bit-shuffling transformation data and bit shufflingmetadata, wherein the random bit-shuffling transformation data is asingle or plurality of indexes selected in a random or predefined mannerfor shuffling a single or plurality of bits in a single or plurality offields of the P2I, wherein the bit shuffling metadata providesdescription and information about a single or plurality of indexes forshuffling order of bits and/or of P2I fields, and other information anddescription of the bits and the P2I fields that are shuffled; generaterandom bit orders of the P2Is in the P2I formatter on the fly with (1)random bit-shuffling transformation data to configure the bit shufflinglogic and produces associated bit and/or field shuffling metadata,including (1) segmentation mode, (2) orders of bits, (3) authenticationinformation, (4) expiration time, etc., wherein the bit and/or fieldshuffling metadata is used for generating a different format of the P2I;shuffle bits of each P2I to recover bit-orders of the P2I using thetransformation information for dynamic retransformation of the P2Iformatter; and generate a shuffled P2I of a P2I by shuffling bits of theP2I in a random or predetermined manner by interfacing a hardwarecomponent containing random bit-shuffling transformation data to the P2Iformatter including the bit shuffling logic for configuring the bitshuffling logic, translating a P2I format to another format within asingle of plurality of instruction cycles, and producing associated bitand/or field shuffling meta data and another hardware componentcontaining bit and/or field shuffling meta data.
 7. The P2 processingsystem of claim 1, wherein the P2 instruction (P2I) set transformationcompilation comprising: a P2 compilation; a P2 instruction (P2I) set; aP2 instruction (P2I) code; a segmented compatible (SC) instruction code;a protecting resource mappings and management; and a protection monitor,wherein the P2I set transformation compilation is operable to:dynamically recompile a current authorized code to generate a P2I codeand a SCI code; identify random instruction segments in a SCI code asper the selected segmentation mode, which represents a desired level ofsecurity, a desired level of performance, and mixed features of securityand performance; transform identified segments to the SCI code byreformatting segments as per the identified P2I set; generate decodinginformation to decode shuffled P2Is according to the P2I set; compile anexecutable program to produce the P2I code and the SCI code, wherein theP2I code and the SCI code are for proactively protecting information incomputing systems and the computing systems themselves and for producingcompatible execution results of the executable program, wherein anexecutable program comprises a single or plurality of unprotectedinstructions (UIs); produce a single or plurality of P2I sets from an UIset used in the unprotected systems and the executable program, whereinthe P2I set comprises a plurality of P2Is transformed from the UIs usedin the executable program; and determine (1) how many a single UI or aplurality of consecutive UIs is assigned to a P2I for enhancing codesecurity by increasing probability of the possible combinations ofdifferent P2Is generated from the single UI or the plurality ofconsecutive UIs; and (2) how many SCIs are generated from the executableprogram for controlling different levels of code protections andperformance and resources, including instruction memory size, accordingto characteristics of the executable program and the different types ofcomputing systems. wherein the P2 compilation is operable to: create asingle or plurality of SCIs from every UI stream in an unprotectedexecutable code with a series of the consecutive P2 compilation when anauthorized identification is accepted; continue operations of the P2compilation until last segment of the unprotected executable code iscompiled; compile an unprotected code, such as application and systemsoftware written in an instruction set, with the P2 compilation atrandom time intervals; generate a single or plurality of P2I sets forP2I code compilation; identify a single or plurality of UIs in anunprotected machine language code to evaluate possible fragment of theP2I; generate either a plurality of the P2Is and addresses of the P2Isto allocate the P2Is into the P2I memory and a plurality of the SCIs andaddresses to allocate the SCIs in the SCI memory or a P2I and addressesof the SCIs; evaluate possible fragment of the SCIs and fragment eithera plurality of the SCIs; generate a plurality of the fragmented SCIs andthe addresses to allocate the fragmented SCIs or iterate the P2compilation until the P2 compilation is completed; allocate the P2Is andthe SCIs generated to the P2I memory and to the SCI memory,respectively; and compile a plurality of the P2Is to generatedistinguished P2 compilation results from the results of other computingsystems for the code security. wherein the P2I set is operable to:relocate a single or plurality of bits in a single or plurality ofdifferent fields in the P2I set to the same or different locations inthe P2I set to generate a plurality of different formats of the P2Isets; comprise a plurality of P2Is transformed from the UIs used in theexecutable program; provide compatible execution results regardless ofwhich P2I set is used for the P2 compilation of the same executableprogram; provide a plurality of unique P2I sets dynamically generatedand one of the P2I sets randomly switched at random or scheduled time todetect and delete a single or plurality of unauthorized executableprograms and access secured information; provide a mean to authenticateeach of the executable programs and information according to theauthorized P2I set; reformat segments as per the identified P2I set fortransforming the identified segments to the SCI code; provide decodinginformation to the P2I decoder to decode the shuffled P2Is fetched fromthe P2I fetcher and the P2I cache and memory; provide an encryptionidentification to create a protected data file for decrypting the datafile when reading data from the file after being protected; provide asingle or plurality of P2I sets for P2I code compilation; updatedecoding information generated of P2Is from the P2I set; switch a P2Iset to a different P2I set; and generate a single or plurality of P2Isets for P2I code compilation. wherein the P2I code is operable to:proactively protect information in computing systems built with the P2processing system and the computing systems themselves; be generated bycompiling UIs in an executable program via the P2 compilation, whereinan executable program comprises a single or plurality of the UIs; bedynamically recompiled from a current authorized code via the P2I settransformation compilation; be produced by the P2 compilation forcompiling a single or plurality of executable programs; provide only anauthorized code to execute for swiftly resuming scheduled tasks,including detecting, disabling, and deleting an unauthorized code uponadmitting into the P2 processing unit hardware; be used for increasingrandomness of P2Is and security capability by reducing control signalsand other data encapsulation; and be forwarded to the P2I formatter forgenerating random bit-order of P2Is, as shuffled P2Is of the P2Is byshuffling an identification field and a single or plurality of otherfields in the P2Is in a random or predefined manner, wherein a shuffledunique identification field is generated by a bit shuffling logicaccording to random bit-shuffling transformation data and bit and/orfield shuffling metadata. wherein the SCI code is operable to:proactively protect information in computing systems built with the P2processing system and the computing systems themselves with theassociated P2I code; be generated by compiling the UIs in the executableprogram with the associated P2I code via the P2 compilation, wherein theexecutable program comprises a single or plurality of the UIs; producecompatible execution results of the executable program with theassociated P2I code; produce compatible results of the UIs whilesecuring code by distinguishing the UI code compiled for common usagefrom the SCI code compiled for authorized usage with only a single orplurality of authorized computing systems; produce a single or pluralityof the P2I codes and a single or plurality of the SCI codes by compilinga single or plurality of executable programs; be dynamically recompiledfrom a current authorized code via the P2I set transformationcompilation with the associated P2I code; be produced by the P2compilation for compiling a single or plurality of executable programswith the associated P2I code; provide only an authorized code to executefor swiftly resuming scheduled tasks after detecting, disabling, anddeleting an unauthorized code upon admitting into the P2 processing unithardware; identify random instruction segments in the SCI code as perthe selected segmentation mode, which represents a desired level ofsecurity, a desired level of performance, and mixed features of securityand performance via the P2I set transformation compilation; transformthe identified segments to the SCI code by reformatting segments as perthe identified P2I set via the P2I set transformation compilation;create a single or plurality of the SCIs from every UI stream in anunprotected executable code via a series of the consecutive P2compilation when an authorized identification is accepted, wherein theP2 compilation continues until the last segment of the unprotectedexecutable code is compiled; and provide inputs to the P2I codes and theSCI codes for increasing randomness of P2Is and security capability byreducing control signals and other data encapsulation with theassociated P2I code. wherein the protecting resource mappings andmanagement is operable to: transmit P2 monitoring information from theprotection monitor to synchronize the protection and memory managementoperations configured with the protection monitor; receive P2 monitoringinformation from the protection monitor to synchronize the protectionand memory management operations configured with the protection monitor;configure a single or plurality of computing systems for evaluating theexecutable programs and information management; and configure andidentify the management and monitoring policies and protocols betweenthe same and different types of computing systems. wherein theprotection monitor is operable to: handle the operations related to theprotecting resource mappings and management alongside the P2 compilationand the P2 data memory system; provide inputs to the P2I codes and theSCI codes for increasing randomness of the P2Is and security capabilityby reducing control signals and other data encapsulation; receive P2data or non-P2 data from the P2 data memory system for handlingprotection monitoring and memory management operations, includingconfiguration of a single or plurality of P2 memory zones in the P2 datamemory system in terms of (1) different sizes of the P2 data memoryzones and non-P2 data memory zones in an unified memory or separatedmemories, i.e., the P2 data memory and the non-P2 data memory in the P2data memory system, (2) protection priorities according to worth of theP2 data, usage of the P2 data, and other means, (3) types of protection,including randomness, selection and generation of passcode andencryption, and other means are not limited in its application to thedetails of construction or to the arrangements of the components in thedescription; hold and share the P2 data in the P2 data memory system foridentifying protecting resource mappings and management operations;provide P2 monitoring information to synchronize the protection andmemory management operations configured with the protection monitor; andtransmit to and receive from the unprotected processors for producingcompatible results of authorized executable codes, storing and utilizingthe P2 data, and other means needed for between the unprotectedprocessors and the P2 data memory system.
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A proactively protected(P2) processing method of proactively protected processing software andhardware for a P2 computing system for cybersecurity, the P2 processingmethod comprising: a P2 compiler as a software component operates to:generate a single or plurality of P2Is stored in a P2I memory via a P2Iformatter from unprotected instructions (UIs) compiled by a conventionalcompiler for a single or plurality of unprotected processors and storedin an UI memory; generate the SCIs from the P2Is compiled and shuffled,wherein the different SCIs are generated and stored in a SCI memory;segment as per segmentation modes, including one of a plurality ofdesired security levels, one of a plurality of desired performancelevels, one of a plurality of optimization levels which counts on bothsecurity and performance levels, and other desired features used, butnot limited; produce a P2I and a plurality of SCIs from a plurality ofUIs, wherein the SCIs must be executed by the unprotected processors inorder for saving entries of the P2I memory or produce a plurality ofP2Is and a plurality of SCIs from a plurality of UIs for generatingdistinguished P2 compilation results from the results of other computingsystems for the code security; translate an unconditional flow controlUI to a P2I, which is no longer executed by any of the unprotectedprocessors without causing any code compatibility in the P2 computingsystem; compile consecutive UIs in a subroutine including a subroutinereturn UI to a P2I and a plurality of SCIs, wherein the consecutive UIsin the subroutine is compiled with or without the P2I, wherein the P2Icompiled from the subroutine return UI is not executed by theunprotected processors and is not necessary to store in the P2I memorysystem; similarly compile consecutive UIs in an interrupt serviceroutine or an exception service routine including a interrupt serviceroutine return UI or an exception service routine UI to a P2I and aplurality of SCIs, wherein the consecutive UIs in the interrupt serviceroutine or the exception service routine is compiled with or without theP2I, wherein the P2I compiled from the interrupt service routine returnUI or the exception service routine UI is not executed by theunprotected processors and is not necessary to store in the P2I memorysystem; compile an UI, an interrupt service routine call instruction oran exception service routine call instruction, to a P2I, wherein the P2Icompiled from the interrupt service routine call or the exceptionservice routine call UI is executed by the unprotected processors butnot necessary to produce an associated SCI and not store in the SCIcache and memory in the P2I memory system; compile consecutive UIs,including a conditional branch instruction, to a P2I and consecutiveSCIs which are executed by the unprotected processors for performingassigned conditional branch operations, wherein the last UI compiled isa conditional branch instruction, which may use a branch prediction unitfor predicting branch operation status, allocate a plurality of the P2Isgenerated to the P2I memory for fetching the associated SCIs from theSCI memory; allocate a single or plurality of additional P2Is to the P2Imemory for performing the unconditional flow control operations withoutaccessing SCIs by the unprotected processor; generate different numberof the P2Is according to one of the segmentation modes selected, butmust be allocated in the same order of a single or plurality of the UIscompiled by the conventional compiler; allocate a single or plurality ofthe SCIs generated from a consecutive plurality of UI and a single UI, aplurality of the SCIs generated from a plurality of UIs including aconditional flow control UI, and a single or plurality of the SCIsgenerated from a single or plurality of UIs in a subroutine to aplurality of different entries, which are not overlapped each other inthe SCI memory, in different order of the associated the P2Is stored inthe P2I memory; compile a plurality of UIs in an executable code to aplurality of P2Is and a plurality of associate SCIs, which producecompatible results of a plurality of the UIs with a single or pluralityof the unprotected processors, wherein a plurality of the P2Is and aplurality of the associate SCIs executed can be a few number of the UIsto increase performance, reduce processing energy, while securingauthorized executable code by distinguishing the UI code compiled forcommon or unprotected usage from the P2I code and the SCI code compiledfor authorized protected usage with a single or plurality of authorizedcomputing systems; and be not limited in its application to the detailsof construction or to the arrangements of the components set forth inthe above description. a P2 instruction format operates to: design aplurality of P2I bit-formats comprising of a plurality of fields,including an ‘X’-bit type of P2I, a ‘Y’-bit memory location of the firstSCI in the P2I, and a ‘Z’-bit single or plurality of SCIs associated inthe P2I, wherein ‘X’, ‘Y’, ‘Z’, and ‘K’ are positive integers; designtypes of P2Is including a type of unconditional or conditional flowcontrol, a subroutine call or return, subroutine, and other differenttypes of P2Is found in prior arts; design memory location of the firstSCI associated with the P2I identified in the field after the P2I codecompilation; design a number of single of plurality of SCIs associatedwith the P2I identified in the field; change the P2I format in thespecific instruction set and/or the processor designed within the scopeof target applications; do not limit the P2I format in its bit-length ofthe fields, orders of the fields, and a single or plurality of otherfields to the details of construction or to the arrangements of the bitsand orders set forth in the above description. a P2I formatter as ahardware component operates to: generate bit orders of P2Is compiledthrough the P2I code compilation on the fly in order to dynamicallyrespond a busting request to migrate another format of an instructionset; include a bit shuffling logic interfaced to a hardware componentcontaining random bit-shuffling transformation data (1) to configure thebit shuffling logic, (2) to translate current P2I format to anotherformat within a single of plurality of instruction cycles, and (3) toproduce associated bit and/or field shuffling meta data; contain bitand/or field shuffling meta data for generating a ‘K’-bit shuffled P2Iof a P2I by shuffling bits of the P2I in a random or predeterminedmanner with another hardware component; utilize random bit-shufflingtransformation data to configure the bit shuffling logic, whichtranslates the currently used P2I format to another P2I format within asingle or plurality of instruction cycles and produces associated bitand/or field shuffling metadata with the bit shuffling logic, whereinthe bit and/or field shuffling metadata includes (1) segmentation mode,(2) orders of bits, (3) authentication information, (4) expiration time,etc., wherein the random bit-shuffling transformation data is a singleor plurality of indexes selected in a random or predetermined manner forshuffling a single or plurality of bits in a single or plurality offields of the P2I; generate a different format of a P2I with the bitand/or field shuffling metadata; provide description and informationabout a single or plurality of indexes for shuffling order of bitsand/or of fields with the bit and/or field shuffling metadata; utilizeother information and description of bits and/or fields that areshuffled in a P2I; and do not limited in its application to the detailsof construction or to the arrangements of the components set forth inthe above description.
 9. The P2 processing method of claim 8, whereinthe P2I and the SCI generation and allocation processes operate to:format, fragment, generate, and allocate P2Is and SCIs via a P2 codetransformation compilation; identify a single or plurality ofinstructions in the unprotected machine language code according to theformat of the instructions; fragment the instructions identified togenerate a single or plurality of fragmented P2Is and addresses of thefragmented P2Is and an associated single or plurality of the fragmentedSCIs and addresses of the fragmented SCIs if needed, otherwise, generatea single or plurality of P2Is and addresses of the P2Is and anassociated single or plurality of the SCIs and addresses of the SCIs;allocate the P2Is to the P2I cache & memory and the SCIs to the SCIcache & memory for serial and/or parallel fetching to a single orplurality of the unprotected processors with the P2I and the SCIallocation process; allocate the P2Is to the P2I memory and the SCIs tothe SCI memory according to addresses generated until the P2 compilationis completed; and do not limited in its application to the details ofconstruction or to the arrangements of the components set forth in theabove description of P2I and the SCI generation and allocationprocesses.